DETROIT – Because of a Local 4 investigation investigators have also received new video that raises questions about what was happening inside the now-condemned Electro-Plating Services building.
Investigators descended on a Detroit property owned by Gary Sayers.
Sayers headed to prison recently after he pleaded guilty to storing hazardous waste without a permit.
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The video shows investigators carrying new samples out of a building owned by Sayers in Detroit. In the containers a green liquid-type substance that could be similiar to the toxic ooze found coming from other building Sayers owned in Madison Heights.
Surveillance video shot in late November of last year shows a person using heavy-duty equipment to remove items from inside Electro-Plating Services. Paul Bonds caught the footage on security cameras on his nearby business.
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“I didn’t pay any attention to it because I didn’t know they condemned the building,” Bonds said. “I start to hear on the news the green ooze was coming out of the building so I pulled up the security video to see what he was doing.”
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Local 4 has alerted investigators to make them aware of what was captured in the video. It was during that time last year that some believe Sayers was working to remove dangerous chemicals from the building in Madison Heights.